mahr

See also: Mahr

English

Etymology

From Arabic مَهْر (mahr)

Noun

mahr (plural mahrs)

(Islam) A mandatory gift from the groom to the bride upon marriage in Islamic cultures.

Translations

a mandatory gift from the groom to the bride upon marriage in Islamic cultures

Arabic: مَهْر m (mahr), صَدَاق m (ṣadāq)
Bashkir: мәһәр (məhər)
Bengali: মহর (mohor)
French: mahr (fr) m
German: Brautgabe f
Hindi: महर (hi) m (mahar)
Indonesia: maskawin (id), mahar (id)
Japanese: マフル (mafuru)
Ngazidja Comorian: mahari
Pashto: مهر m (mahr)
Persian: مهر (fa) (mahr), مهریه (fa) (mahriye)
Russian: махр (ru) m (maxr)
Serbo-Croatian:
Cyrillic: мехр m

Roman: mehr m
Spanish: acidaque (es) m, mahr m
Swahili: mahari (sw)
Swedish: mahr (sv) c
Tajik: маҳр (mahr)
Tatar: мәһәр (tt) (mähär)
Turkish: mehir (tr)
Urdu: مہر m (mahr)
Uzbek: mahr (uz)

Anagrams

Hmar, harm

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